Poll Shows Winter Entering Knesset Race, Handel and Zelicha Out

A new political poll indicates a shift in the upcoming Knesset elections, with potential candidate Yair Winter entering the race while Avi Handel and Ze'ev Zelicha appear to be falling out of contention. The poll, which has not been explicitly named but is referred to as a "mandate poll," suggests significant movement in voter preferences.

Commentary within the article expresses strong opinions on political figures and the media landscape. One comment criticizes Avi Handel's suitability for politics, suggesting he is "too straight and principled" and better suited to other pursuits. Another commenter laments the state of modern journalism, labeling it "fake news" and lacking intelligence, contrasting it with a perceived better past.

Further comments reveal a polarized political discourse, with accusations of the "Hamas" app (likely referring to a news aggregation app) being controlled by the left-wing. There are calls to delete the application, labeling it "dangerous." The poll results are also contested, with one user calling Eisenkot's polls "false."

Economic concerns are also voiced, with a user advocating for Zelicha to run to lower prices, while criticizing Prime Minister Netanyahu for allegedly allowing monopolies to control prices. The potential candidacy of Winter is also discussed, with some suggesting he might "burn votes."